Taali

 I really want to praise every artist in this series and most importantly Sushmita Sen who plays Gauri Sawant! The personal life of the person whose image is formed in front of us as someone who only claps and asks for money at toll booths and in trains, the personal life and the changes he has to endure... are truly heartbreaking. There is a natural life outside of men and women, but don't we have the right to live because it is not socially acceptable in our society? Many answers to this can be found in the journey of 'Gauri Sawant'. Her journey 'from Ganesh to Gauri' forces us to think about the life of this community.

Seeing the events in the series, these events are happening around us, we don't even bother to look at them with sensitivity, we realize how crazy they are.

 The most poignant incident in this series is the protest by insensitive people against the demand that Nargis' death and then only the dead body be kept on a stretcher! Seeing this, the question really arises, there is no respect during life, but after death, there is no death with respect?

If we say Bharat Mata, then everyone is equal for a mother, right? But who are we as men and women to differentiate in our own understanding? Our constitution has given us the right to live with respect, but let alone respect for this community, we turn our noses up to mix them among ourselves. Even if the constitution makes provisions in the articles, the picture in society looks different! Should we be so insensitive to the people who come to wish us in our moments of happiness? The reason is only our narrow-mindedness! The son should preserve his masculinity and the woman should preserve her femininity, this is the way set by our society, but if we preserve 'humanity' as humans before that, the problems faced by this community will be solved a lot because before being a woman and a man, we are all one person.

 How will we win the battle...? Education!!!

Many years ago, our social reformers took the initiative and brought many backward and backward people into a moral stream by giving them education. Education changed their lives! Similarly, if this community gets this education, they will come into our stream, we just have to put aside our narrow mind and accept that they have a place among us as human beings! This is a social transition, not something that can be changed overnight. If we just look at them as a human being instead of just clapping, then they will definitely come into the social stream with us.

Gauri Sawant's fight is admirable. This community has to face such small things that we cannot even think about.  This series has not only touched on the journey from Ganesh to Gauri, but also on everyone like us who call themselves educated, on the humanity that you are not a woman or a man, but before that you are a human being, and on the insensitive narrow-mindedness that calls itself alive.

-Bhakti Pansare